I went to Darcy's at a rare time when I wasn't working during the day and the place wasn't packed…read more If you show up on the weekend, make sure to get there early, or you probably won't get a spot. I had the Dave's Special, and it brought back memories of the Truckers Special when I used to go to the Big Sioux Truck Stop in Grand Forks. The food was amazing and it was a very nice peaceful place to sit and eat.

Small place that could only fit to both 30 people. You will end up waiting but the food is…read moreabsolutely phenomenal. They are short staffed but truly try and do their best. The prices are fair and it's a place that you have to at least try to go to

Sitting on Main street in little Hunter, North Dakota is a boxy little restaurant that manages to…read moremake some of the best breakfast food we've seen in the area. The space is rather large, given the size of the small town, one wall is plastered with various college banners and another wall has the "Over 90" club members - community members who are 90+ and still eat at the cafe. It's clean and a well kept space. The menu is manageable, there are nice options for lunch, but we came specifically looking for a breakfast - we were not disappointed. We shared a caramel roll and some coffee to start. Now, the coffee isn't anything to write home about, standard cafe fare. But the caramel roll was a magnificent example of decedent small town goodness, and at $2.15/ea, we took some home for the next day. The breakfast platters were solid. Over easy was over easy. Hashbrowns crispy. Toast, toasted and buttery. The omelettes are well done as well, fluffy eggs surrounding a generous portion of fresh prepped goodness. All told for two of us and to-go rolls, we spent about $20. The Hunter Cafe and Bakery is a nice little gem well worth the 35 minute drive from Fargo. The service is kind and personable. People's tickets are marked by names (not ours, because we were visitors). The whole place feels like a beating heart of a community. Don't expect much more than delicious rural cafe fare, but the food is made with care and plenty of butter. And I am certain to return for those caramel rolls. Totally worth the drive.

On our way to Medora, had to check it out. Definitely not disappointed. The Carmel rolls are to die…read morefor. Breakfast was very good. Service was excellent. Will be sure to come back in the future.

If you want an idyllic adventure in a romantic location, this is the place for you. Winter or…read moresummer, or anywhere in between. The Inn at Maple Crossing is a beautiful 19th century mansion that is set amongst leafy trees besides a beautiful lake. A gorgeous rolling lawn rolls down from the building's rear porch and runs all the way down to the water's edge. You can sip a cool iced tea, or a glass of wine, looking out across the lake at picturesque scenes. Within the Inn itself is a lovely shop, selling a host of trinkets to fine pieces of art, many of which from local artists as well as one of the owners herself, Nancy. Nancy's husband Jim runs the kitchen and you can see his arts major come through in his cooking. Simply put, the food looks and tastes incredible. It is well worth a turn even if you're not staying at the Inn. Jim gives his guests the background and inspiration for his cooking. One evening we were taken on a culinary adventure of southern France, traveling around the coast to northern Italy. The wine, the dishes, the deserts - all wonderful. The bedrooms' decor come straight from a D.H. Lawrence novel or perhaps Mark Twain. White, airy, grand, romantic, bright and clean (important, of course). My wife and I felt like in one day we had been on a full blown romantic vacation for a week. If you're in the area - GO! If you're not in the area, get in the car and GO ANYWAY! This is now one of my favorite spots in the world and we will be back. For sure! On Valentine's Day (Friday night in 2014) they have a 7 course meal accompanied by poetry readings and I think maybe also some musical arrangements. We can't wait to go!!

The Inn at Maple Crossing is a beautiful Bed & Breakfast on the shores of Maple Lake. There are 16…read morerooms, and has a restaurant open to the public for lunch and dinner. (breakfast is reserved for guests) (description from their website sums it up best) Sumptuous fixed-price dinners, by reservation only, evening or Sunday midday, served 19th C. country inn style, like you have just come in on the stagecoach and "this is what we are serving tonight!" Choice of two or three entree, featuring such specialties as London Broil, beef or buffalo sirloins, medallions of pork, stuffed pork chops, Chicken Supreme, chicken Florentine, walleye, parchment salmon, and vegetarian entree by request. The owner/chef Jim, has some real culinary talent. His dishes are always well prepared...and are usually presented with a story of sorts. The perfectly prepared entrees originate from all over the world. Dinner is served, starting with a fantastic salad topped with their famous wild raspberry dressing and a basket of rolls. There is usually a soup course before the main entree as well. I especially like the wild rice soups. A dessert course follows, and is served along with coffee or tea. A nice selection of beer and wines is available as well. Lunches are served daily, you can check the website for more info. Sunday midday meal is classic Chicken dinner. You cannot beat the romantic atmosphere for a special night out with your significant other. The tables are candlelit, with linen tablecloths and napkins. A full four course dinner will run $21 per person plus beverage. The drive from Grand Forks area is about 1 hour to The Inn. My recommendation is to reserve a room for the evening, and make reservations for dinner that night. You will then get the entire "Inn Experience"...and have a great breakfast as well. Enjoy! I give The Innkeepers Jim & Nancy high marks!

This place is located inside the Petro Serve USA station as part of its services, but it needs its…read moreown Yelp page so people visiting the area can know about the food options. There was a bin with pre-made biscuits and other warm breakfast items, but the main attraction is the grill. There are a number of breakfast items available that are made fresh on the grill. I wish I had taken a picture of the Denver sandwich which is exactly what it sounds like...a large Denver omelet between two pieces of grilled toast. I had a combo with 2 meats, 2 eggs, and toast. The eggs were fresh which I had scrambled. I chose bacon and ham and got two slices of each. A slice of toast was included, and when I opened the box, there was also a nice serving of hash browns. The price point is unbeatable as all that I mentioned totaled $13. The grill staff was very friendly, and everything is fresh. I usually look for good breakfast places when I stop overnight in my travels, and Valley City didn't have any listed for just breakfast. So I was pleasantly surprised when I walked into the gas station and found this cafe. Breakfast surpassed all my expectations, and I hope others in town and traveling through will take the time to stop here and have an outstanding meal to start their day! (They also serve lunch, and from what I could tell, broasted chicken is the star of that show!)

We came here based on the previous review and this place was outstanding. A little different…read morefinding it in the back of a gas station convenience store. Prices and food are good and their biscuit was. Top shelf. I highly recommend !

NGL, I think I ate the best omelet of my life. This place is great. Seems too cool for Fargo. I…read morewas struggling to decide what to get, so I got an omelet with onions, mushrooms, and spinach. Holy shmoly. They 100% sauteed everything before putting it in the omelet, and it made for an amazing set of flavors. Thankfully, they also didn't go for the overly fluffy eggs. It was a thinly-egged... slightly oily, savory omelet. This was just... perfect. Pretty sure I got hash browns... or home fries... or something. The omelet stole the show, so I don't remember any of that.

Great new place with owners that have been around the block (own the shy bar). Great cocktails and…read morebartenders. Did I mention $5 Martini's Mondays? I could end my review now, but I will add yummy pizza and good apps. I definitely recommend!

Ok here it goes. I walked in here thinking it was a bar. Now I laugh cuz it definitely isnt. Its a…read moredinner that serves alcohol. It is small [limited seating]. The server/host was awesome. I told him I have a tomatoe allergy and he was very attentive to it. I ordered the salad. Made sure there was none. I ordered the soup of the day and he informed me of tomatoe being used in it. I told him it's raw tomatoes that im allergic to. The soup was cooked which neutralizes the acid. This experience has been amazing. I mean drink salad and soup was less the 25.00. The portion was worth the money as well. If I could give 20 starts I would.

BEST FRENCH FRIES EVER!!!! The burgers and other food is good too but I come here strictly for the…read moreFrench fries. Nobody.... And I mean NOBODY makes fries like this restaurant. I could eat the food here all day and every day for the rest of my life. So amazing!

Best breakfast in Fargo. Great service quick for on the go. Great small town cafe atmosphere.read more

The good: enjoyable food and breakfast served all day. The Denver omelette was fantastic and when…read moreit arrived, it arrived promptly and hot. My server, Brooklyn, was a doll. She would always ask if I needed anything, how I was doing and even brought me a box right away when I said I probably wouldn't finish the pancake as opposed to waiting until my bill arrived. This is your normal standard family restaurant. Lots of elderly are here and it's due to the classic homestyle cooking and easy parking lot. The bad: when I entered, the sign said wait to be seated and so I did. They have 1 person running the register which does clog up because when you are done eating here, you walk up and pay. This caused confusion into who is waiting to be seated vs. paying. I stood around for 10 minutes before a staff member offered to help. Staff should know who is coming and going but I have compassion when it gets busy. I pointed to the sign and said is it seat yourself? The staff member looked confused so I told her that I have been waiting on a table. It shouldn't take 10 minutes to iron out customers. Recommendations include another staff member at the front to control new walk ins to mitigate confusion or better attention from the staff at the register. The ugly: I thought I left my wireless mouse there as I worked from my computer. When I called to inquire about my missing item, the staff member was rude , she put me on hold after I stated my reason for calling and said she needed to help another customer. When she came back on the line, she proceeded to not really care about my ask, couldn't hear my ask correctly in the first place and then asked where I was sitting. This was such a turn off for me. Food is a 4. Service is a 2.5.

our kind place. small, local owners. home cooking. if ever back would eat here again.read more

My grandma always wanted to go here to eat when I came for a visit. They still cook on a flatop…read moregrill and you get a good helping of comfort food at a decent price. Forgive me for my nostalgic moment. Great service and some friendly locals to make it a better day.

The inside of the restaurant was clean & tidy. The food was…read moredelicious & fabulously presentable. The greeter & the waitress was very courteous & welcoming smiles. The only complaint I have is the white chairs could use cushions. The next time I do arrive there, I will avoid the white chairs as it was very uncomfortable to sit on.

Came to town to visit a college for my daughter. We stopped in here for breakfast and we did have…read morewait to be seated just since there was no one at the door and the waitress seemed to be the only front of house employee. The coffee and food though were delicious. I got the smoked trout benedict and my daughter got the tater tot breakfast. Was not expecting such large tater tots but everything had amazing flavor. The place was also bright, and very clean. I would definitely stop back in if we were ever in the area.